I want to get your reaction to what you think are the highlights of what you just discovered. Its hard when youre doing it yourself. But were there moments you popped and i didnt see that coming . In the interest of full disclosure, dude is sitting next to me still and hes 68 so theres a looming presence in the room. Also im not sure i breathed yet because we did an hour long interview, basically, without a break. I will say it is important to get director comey on the record right now live and in person at a time when his memos, which are part of an active Ongoing Investigation have been forced into the public eye and handed to the people who are presumably subjects of an Ongoing Investigation because of congress trying to make that happen. Im glad hes out talking to the public right now at a time he can give context to the documents when theyre being used for political reasons and i believe by people who want to shut the investigation down. So having him talk about that as well as sp
Break. I will say it is important to get director comey on the record right now live and in person at a time when his memos, which are part of an active Ongoing Investigation have been forced into the public eye and handed to the people who are presumably subjects of an Ongoing Investigation because of congress trying to make that happen. Im glad hes out talking to the public right now at a time he can give context to the documents when theyre being used for political reasons and i believe by people who want to shut the investigation down. So having him talk about that as well as spell out the book, its valuable. Based on my fast read of the memos while you were doing the interview, i was listening to the interview and reading the memos at the same time, the basic thing about them thats so striking is that james comey has used most of this material already publically in his testimony and in his book. There are a few items here and there, as you noticed when you asked about dana boentes